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Yes! I've been waiting, thank you so much for translating! I hope this's good.

honestly if my friend said she could tell my boyfriend had an erection when he was supposedly helping her out, and at the time i was worried for them, i'd probably slap the shit out of her. sakaki-san is an airhead but those are earrings off hold my purse words.

the mother in law is really a piece of work lol. like—i get that a lot of manuha dialogue is meant to be dramatic so it's thrilling and interesting, but removed from the comic, the idea of someone just blurting that out in regard to a pregnancy announcement is sociopathic. Edit: Also to add you...

I think this manga in particular is pretty dense. There's a lot of complicated or vague dialogue, because of the nature of the story. While it doesn't seem to use a lot of real-world jargon, the archaic "fantasy" way the characters' speak can't be easy to translate from Japanese, to literal...

Whoo hoo! Thank you for the chapter!

this is so gay and adorable.

This is weirdly progressive. Like, yes the joke is that he loves taking it—But he's also super masculine and honorable.

Right. These people work at a restaurant. The insane stakes of someone pushing a pregnant woman down the stairs then laughing about it evilly are incongruous with the premise—they make pasta. Like? What the hell happened to cooking in the cooking manga?

I feel that, but the way this is going and the idea that she struggled to have children late in her life might imply her words are sincere. I could see her actually trying to help out of a pure love for her son in the future. I bet she is supposed to seem shady but is in reality an ally.

I love how natural this all was. I admit, I'm used to stories that drag out misunderstandings and "will they won't they," scenarios, so to have this—a misunderstanding drunken confession that just ends in adult, sincere, communication?!?!! Fucking perfection. I love romance specifically where...

Yayayayya!! the scanner quality is great now! Thank you!

The translation flows much more clearer now. Good job and thank you!

Thank you for picking this up! I think your translation reads very well into English. A little stilted at times maybe, but it's still very good.

Idk while I think immediate acceptance is like, unrealistic for the dad's character, I think he's also been shown to have been thinking about the topic of how he treats gay people for a while. Granted, treating your son is different—family dynamics are always messy—but the author has always...

I've always hated that trope in romance manga because it's just so false. If two characters are into each other but tentative about actually starting a relationship, that's one thing. I think hesitations around deciding to acknowledge feelings and doing something about that are normal. But to...

Friendship episode!

Yeah, people are commenting on the literal "will they or won't they fuck," when the overall point right now is that Seto is still holding himself back by placing Anjou above him. Lacking self-confidence is a killer in a relationship because it puts up an artificial wall between you and your...

She's dying and he's taking care of her, promising to watch her to the end. As usual, his emotions while doing this are muddled and unclear—is it relief? Depression? Or acceptance? The daydream of the both of them drinking iced tea could be her dying thoughts, or Seiichi's imagination of her...

It'd be one thing if the author wanted to explore how unrequited crushes fade into true friendship, I think that'd be an interesting story. But based on this other guy's works he's clearly into slice of life gentle romance. Except here he's doing that with one guy and two different girls. It's...

Yeah, maybe. That or faint guilt because he views his success part in way due to her and she's not really getting credit as his inspiration.